Teenage Breakout Star To Stay At Inter Milan – Two Other Strikers To Leave
Teenage Breakout Star To Stay At Inter Milan – Two Other Strikers To Leave
Francesco Pio Esposito will stay at Inter Milan this summer, while Sebastiano Esposito and Mehdi Taremi will leave.
This according to Italian broadcaster SportMediaset, via FCInterNews.
Inter Milan are planning out their attack for next season.
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Clearly, the Nerazzurri would have no intention of seeing Lautaro Martinez or Marcus Thuram go.
However, the likes of Marko Arnautovic and Joaquin Correa have already left Inter.
And in the meantime, the Nerazzurri are reportedly also close to a deal to sign Ange-Yoan Bonny from Parma.
Pio Esposito To Stay At Inter – Sebastiano Esposito & Mehdi Taremi To Leave
MILAN, ITALY – DECEMBER 19: Mehdi Taremi of FC Internazionale reaacts during the Coppa Italia, Round of 16 match between FC Internazionale and Udinese Calcio at Stadio Giuseppe Meazza on December 19, 2024 in Milan, Italy. (Photo by)
And according to SportMediaset, another young striker will bolster Inter's ranks along with Bonny.
Striker Sebastiano Pio Esposito has impressed at the Club World Cup so far. He scored his first ever senior goal for Inter against River Plate.
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Meanwhile, there is every chance that the teenage striker will feature in the knockout rounds.
With Pio Esposito proving capable of making the step up after an impressive season out on loan with Spezia, Inter are ready to make him a part of their squad next season.
On the other hand, reports Mediaset, Inter will not keep Pio Esposito's brother Sebastiano Esposito. The 22-year-old is a target for Fiorentina.
Then, Mehdi Taremi will also head for the exit door, with a couple Turkish clubs keen, according to Mediaset.
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